[trisham]

It’s probably true. I hope.

[Vigilanteman]

Rudy gets a good review by the Club for Growth

Mitt Romney: Promise and Puzzlement: We are reasonably optimistic that, as President, Mitt Romney would generally advocate a pro-growth agenda.

Ron Paul: The Perfect as the Enemy of the Good.

Rudy Giuliani Enacted Pro-Growth Policies Despite Liberal New York Environment.

Arizona Senator John McCain's Tenuous Record as an Economic Conservative.

Huckabee is proud of his tax hikes, his spending increases, and his regulatory expansions as governor, and he has not indicated that he would govern any differently as president. Nominating Mike Huckabee for president or vice-president would constitute an abject rejection of the free-market, limited-government, economic conservatism that has been the unifying theme of the Republican Party for decades.

All summaries are linked if you want to read the entire white paper by a reliable source.

[counterpunch]

If Rudy drops out, he’ll endorse McCain.
Right now he’s taking votes from McCain.
It’s better if he stays in.

[conservative blonde]

Julieannie shouldn’t just “hint” at dropping out, he should shout it out at every press conference he has. He was never cut out to win the GOP Presidential race because he really isn’t a Republican.

[Mogollon]

But...I thought he was inevitable.

[varina davis]

He just never seemed all that hungry for the top job.

[MrLee]

There’s no true conservative left in the race, so, does it really matter who wins Florida?

[Senator Goldwater]

It’s probably true. I hope.

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What Rudy said was true: the winner of Florida will win the GOP nomination.

He is hoping that will be him, but he will protect his business interests by bowing out of the race after Florida if he can’t vindicate his Florida-or-nothing strategy.

[ZULU]

Hope he hangs in until after the Floriduh primaries.

He may siphon votes away from McCain there - lots of liberal New Yorkers retire there.

[arthurus]

At this point I would like to see Giuliani come in second to winner Romney in Florida, a couple of %s back.

[AFPhys]

Not a chance that Rudy will drop out before he finds out what the big, liberal states do in their primaries.